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    What is alcoholism? It's a very serious diseases that heavy alcohol drinkers have when they drink for so many years. They spend at least 24 billion dollars each year.They at least buy beer 4-6 times a day depending on how much they consume. Little do they know all the side effects that they can get by consuming too much alcohol. You don’t need alcohol to have fun. Drinking heavily may cause your brain to shrink. “If you drink heavily for a long time, booze can affect how your brain looks and…

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    nurture)? If both parents have alcoholism, it does not necessarily mean that their children will have alcoholism. Inherited biochemistry affects alcohol metabolism. There is no specific gene for alcoholism. However, the alleles that make alcoholism have been identified on every chromosome except the Y. Each individual is different, they're reaction to alcohol may be different from others. Both parents metabolism may not allow them to hold their liquor. As opposed to their children, who’s…

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    health issue of increase in alcohol consumption Components of the social ecological model 1. Intrapersonal- Factors within the individual. Values- In this factor what person think about to drink alcohol weather it is good or not can affect the behavior of individual to consume alcohol. Beliefs- In this person own belief like alcohol is need for such situation. He/she cannot manage that which motivates them to drink. Also like they belief that after drinking alcohol they can get attention…

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    Effects of alcohol on brain functioning and neurotransmitters As the underage brain is still developing, especially the frontal cortex. The effects of ethanol alcohol) will affect reasoning and skills more than someone over the age of 18 whilst possibly stunting brain growth and development in the frontal lobe which can cause long term malfunctions such as brain clots and loss of brain cells in the hippocampus (Government of Western Australia.2014). This is due to the central nervous system…

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    Should laws for texting and driving be the same as laws for drinking and driving? Have you ever seen someone texting and driving, while you were in a car? If so, you might’ve also noticed that they weren’t really paying attention to the road, isn’t that scary? Texting while driving is a newly found issue, and it is seen in drivers of all ages. Texting while driving didn’t used to be a very big issue, but now that everyone has hand held phones and devices, it seems to have become something…

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    Body Paragraph 3 There are many drinking laws to go with underage drinking. A person must be 21 years old to buy or consume alcohol. ... Current Utah law sets a limit of 3.2 percent alcohol by weight (4 percent by volume) in beer sold at grocery and convenience stores and at establishments operating under a "beer only" type license, such as taverns, beer bars and some restaurants.A conviction for violating a Utah’s minor in possession law is a misdemeanor. A violator’s driver’s license will be…

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    people believe lowering the drinking age would be a good thing. However, others believe the drinking age should not be lowered because the brain is still developing until about the age of 25. ( SAMHSA). Drinking alcohol underage can affect a developing brain in many ways. Drinking alcohol, even at the age of 18 can be dangerous because the brain is continuing development. Drinking under the influence can be more dangerous for inexperienced drivers. When the drinking age was raised from 18 to…

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    Legal Drinking Age

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    drinkers. But the fact that its teens. It becomes more dangerous. Consuming heavy amounts of alcohol may lead to death or injury. They can become violent against others or themselves because they are under the influence. Furthermore, become an alcoholic. This is true for everyone that drinks alcohol. Ideally, people will argue stating that if they are educated it will be better. Most likely teens will consume alcohol responsibly. But the problem is that youths do not know the dangers that…

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    Argumentative Drinking Age

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    Let’s Not Go That Low Alcohol consumptions kills nearly 88,000 people annually(NIAAA). These deaths are preventable by not being intoxicating while driving, or not excessively drinking and damaging your body. The drinking age in the United States today is 21 years of age or older, anyone younger than this is breaking the law with some exceptions. Although it has not always been set at this age. Alcohol has had issues with the government for decades. In the 1920’s the government banned the…

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    The Drinking Age

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    that having a higher minimum legal drinking age decreases alcohol related automobile accidents. However, there is little evidence supporting this claim. Even if there were an overriding amount of evidence to back the belief, any death prevented on highways would be made up for in deaths behind closed doors and in unsupervised settings. For this reason, among…

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